Development, Transformations and the Human Condition : Essays in Honour of Jayati Ghosh (Paperback)

1 Introduction Part I: Capitalism, Inequality and Development 2 A time of darkness? The pursuit of collective well-being in an unequal world 3 The Underdevelopment Trap of Indian Capitalism 4 Social Capital: The Indian Connection 5 Studying the World in Order to Change the World 6 Gandhi, Technology and Employment Part II: Aspects of Human Development and Human Rights 7 Agri-Food Systems and Public Policy for Food and Agriculture 8 Calorie and Nutrient Intake in India from 1993-94 to 2011-12 and its Implications 9 School meals and child undernutrition in India 10 Does India’s Post-Colonial Land Acquisition Act Safeguard Farmer Interests? 11 Three Movements and the Dynamics of Democracy in India Part III: Gender and Development 12 How the IMF discovered gender equality but continued to undermine women’s rights 13 Gender Bias in Data Collection: The Indian Context 14 Women in Pubic Employment in India: Working for the State in the Neoliberal Era 15 Gender Dimensions of Paid and Unpaid Labour of Asian and Mexican Immigrants in the USA, 2003 -2018 16 Women’s Unpaid Care Work in Malaysia 17 Does a higher female share in managerial positions lead to less gender-based discrimination for other female employees in a sector? Part IV: Political Economy of Trade and Financial Systems 18 Political economy of international taxation 19 The Costs of Financial Inclusion 20 Digital transformations and the manufacturing Sector: Implications and policy choices 21 China-Africa Partnership: Implications for African Development 22 India’s Trade in Pharmaceutical Products: A method for the classification of pharmaceutical products and recent trends Part V: MUSIC 23 Offkey: Musings on singing a tune 24 The Language of Grief 25 Music in Politics, Music as Politics: Understanding Radical Interventions through ‘People’s Music’ in India